The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-22
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Oysters at Gutelius'.
WANTED 900 pounds OF wool a
Dreifuss Bros, Selinsgrove, Pa.
Chas. Frain and family on Tuesda,
returned to their Akron, o. home.
Mrs. Theodore A. Walter on Satur
day arrived here from Akron, o.
Miss Lille Spaid, daughter Of Philir
Spaid, is suffering from a sore throat
Miss Nora Gutelius is on the sicl
llst-rheumatic pains is the trouble.
Mrs, Horace Allsman OF Selinsgrov,
visited her many Middleburgh friends
last Saturday.
Mrs. John Hoch Of Union county |,
visiting her father, Albright Swine
ford, Of this place.
The Central Dry Goods store, Sc
linsgrove, will be closed Wednesday
September 2Sth.
John Stetler and AL. Cleelan took q
24~inch salmon out Of the Susouehan
ma one day last week.
The excursion train coming west or
Sunday morning killed a valuable
COW belonging to Mr. Fryman, near
Kramer.
Last week Il. H. Harter sold his re-
naming lot on the French Flats to
w. G. Snyder, who intends to build
on 1t this fall.
ID. Boiender Is having the Washing.
ton House treated to coat OF paint.
1t will add greatly to its appearance
when completed.
Quite number Of our people went
to worship at the negro campme citing
at Shindel station on the 6. e. l.. II. r.
last Sunday. As yet we have heard
of no converts.
Prof. Dawson, principal OF the fall
term Of the Middleburgh Academy
has received and accepted call from
Warren county to teach at salary
OF $50 per month.
Alexander Baker and Joseph Kerr
Executors of the estate OF George
Baker, deceased, will sell valuable
real estate in Centre township, on
Thursday, October Goth. See bills.
The colored campmeeting at Shin.
del on Sunday was not noted for its
religious impartations, but of rsvelry
and fighting there was an abundance
five or six knockdowns and drag
outs are reported.
Rev. j. @. Shindel Of Mt. Carmel,
his mother Mrs. Judge Shindel OF Sc.
linsgrove, and Miss Bessie Camp ol
Milton, were the guests OF Rev. j. p
Shindels family Of this place on Mon
day.
3. weis OF the Central Dry Good.
store, Selinsgrsve, has just returned
from the eastern cities with heavy
stock OF fall goods. Give him call
take a look at the goods, and learn
the prices.
A. X. Gift, Esq, on Saturday left
here to pay visit to his son John Il.
In Nebraska. 1t is rumored that the
Squire and son will invest In real es,
tate In that State.
Amos Waine OF Michigan Is visiting
the friends and scenes of his boyhood
His father, John Waine, years ago
resided on tho farm now occupied by
Phil'p Amig in Franklin township.
On Saturday last a 6-year old girl oi
William Madder, OF franklin, while
walking backward fell into q buckle,
OF boiling water, scalding itself In Q
terrible manner. DR.. Barber wa,
called who soon allaysd the pain.
Jacob Bsnfer Of near New Berlin
""o w"s severely kicked by horse
several weeks ago, was reported dead
on Friday. We are glad to say thai
the report is false, and are Informed
that Mr.. B. is slowly improving.
1t 10 estimated that fifteen hundred
TO two thousand bass have beer
caught at Shamokin Dam every day
this week. They bite like mosqui-
toes. Rev. and DR.. Orwig and the
editor made trip to it Monday ant
returned with 1874.
During his recent visit to Ohio, tn,
editor OF the Posi- came In possession
ofa pound stone hatchet, found OF
sandusky Plains. It Is supposed t,
DO ono Of the implements of wa
nsed by the prehistoric race knowr
as the Mound builders" 1t IL one o
tns largest ever found and is therefor'
qsits > relie.
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